Forcing births without support is not pro-life, forcing our beliefs on others and causing them suffering is not pro-life, and putting mothers' lives at stake is not pro-life. I may not agree with people's decisions to get an abortion. But overturning Roe v. Wade was not the way to accomplish what we want: a world where all lives are upheld as precious in the sight of God.
The injunction by U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman prevents the enforcement of a new Texas law that prohibits abortion if a fetal heartbeat is present. Typically, that occurs around six weeks of pregnancy.
One of the largest cities in Texas is now a "sanctuary city for the unborn" thanks to an ordinance approved by voters.
Speaking at a virtual National March for Life rally Friday, pro-athlete Tim Tebow spoke about how his mother was encouraged by doctor's to abort him, but chose to trust in God.
As his presidential term come to an end, President Donald Trump issued one last proclamation and deemed January 22 National Sanctity of Life Day.
One of the most helpful frameworks I know of in wrestling with moral issues comes from T.S. Eliot. Before we can know what to do with something, we must know what that something is for.
As headlines share that carbon emissions are down across the globe and animals are thriving in their natural habitats, it appears that some are suggesting that in order to heal, the Earth needs fewer people.
A new Barna survey found that 60 percent of Americans do not believe "life is sacred."
President Trump issues a proclamation deeming the anniversary of Roe v. Wade National Sanctity of Life Day.
